Solar Power Energy

Solar Farms

Imagine a crop that can be harvested daily on the most barren desert and arid land, requires no fertilizer, and that produces no harmful emissions. Imagine making 12-15% or more assured return on investment for 25 years without much upfront money.
You don't have to imagine it— its real and it's here IM India is blessed with a vast Solar Energy potential. India's deserts and farm land are one of the sunniest in the world, and thus suitable for large-scale power production. Government is embracing favorable tax structures and is considering to provide financial resources to fund projects to put up community solar farms as part of their energy development programs. Furthermore, the advantages of reducing cost of PV technology, makes the solar farming a lucrative investment option. It is an opportunity for those in the agricultural sector to view solar energy as a "replacement harvest" and create electric energy by transforming vacant or even underused land into farms that produce energy. We design and implement the PV systems according to the land availability, to maximize the return on investment.

Rural Electrification

There is no electricity - power lines don't extend out there. Water is scarce, too. At the village well, women balance jugs of water on their heads, deftly evading the livestock that saunters along. It's a simple lifestyle of farming, tending to goats, caring for children and carrying out household chores - a daily routine that hasn't changed much over the centuries. This was the face of an Indian village. With the help of SPV systems, villagers can use water pumps for agriculture or domestic activities. Children could study well past sundown. Watch villagers smile as they light their electric lamps instead of polluting kerosene lamps. Solar energy is transforming lives in villages. The journey has started but still a lot to be done.
With the help of our expertise in projecting and planting of solar systems the unused, potential of solar power can bring the electricity to rural areas. The same can be used for both domestic as well as agricultural .activities.

It is estimated that the Information and Communications Technology (ICT) sector worldwide is responsible for around 2 per cent of global CO2 emissions. India has around 700,000 Solar Telecom Towers around the country, a large portion of which is not connected to the electricity grid. Another large portion does not have access to reliable electricity implying they have to install backup power systems in order to run without interruptions. Diesel Generators have been the choice of telecom operators despite their high carbon imprint. This is because of the ease of buying and installing diesel Generators. Usage of more than 4 billion liters of diesel every year, have brought this sector under the government scanner. Telecom Ministry has accepted most of the recommendations given by TRAI on promoting energy efficient technologies and reducing carbon emissions in the fast growing telecom sector. Efforts to bring down carbon emissions and encouraging environment-friendly technologies is generally referred to as approach towards green telecommunications. Total Co2 emissions from tower annually in India is equal 10.2 million tons.

The Solar Street Light system is specially designed for outdoor application in un-electrified remote areas as well as urban solar electrification to conserve energy. This System is an ideal application for campus and street lighting. The system is provided with battery storage backup sufficient to operate the light for 12-14 hours daily with a autonomy of 42 hours (MNRE) Also provided is the automatic ON/OFF time switch for dusk to drawn operation and overcharge / deep discharge prevention cut off with LED indicators. No requirements for laying down the transmission, as every unit comes as an independent kit.

Solar water pumps are specially designed to lift water for irrigation, horticulture farms, gardens, drinking and other similar applications. These solar powered water pumps are best alternatives for areas where there is no electricity or scarcity of power supply. Easy Photovoltaic solar water pump systems can be easily installed and requires minimum maintenance. We manufacture and supply various models of solar water pumps, solar submersible water pumps and the specially designed modules of the system can withstand extreme weather conditions such as storm, rain and dust and are impact resistant.

A solar PV water pumping system - commonly known as a solar pump - draws power from solar cell / modules to operate a motor pump set. Solar power pumps use specially developed and energy efficient motor pump sets to achieve higher discharge which off sets the high initial cost. A solar PV water pumping system consists of a number of solar PV modules connected in series - parallel combination to generate sufficient power to operate a motor pump. The solar PV modules are mounted on a metal frame in a manner that the mounting frame can be turned / tilted to ensure that the modules keep facing the sun throughout the day. The system does not have any storage battery since power generated is used directly then and there. The SPV array converts the solar energy into electricity which is used for running the motor pump set. The pumping system can draw water from the open well / bore well or stream / pond or canal.